Corrie’s Sarah speechless as character returns to ITV soap – but fans spot huge error
Sarah was left blindsided by the return (Image: ITV)
Coronation Street fans were left blindsided as Bethany Platt returned to the ITV soap after months away – but spotted a huge error in her return plot. On Friday (October 3), Kit entered the police station interview room to find Bethany seated at the interrogation table after being arrested for carjacking.
A stressed Bethany explained she’d quit her journalism job in London to avoid being fired and ‘borrowed’ her employer’s car to make the drive back to Weatherfield. But she hadn’t asked permission, and the car was quickly reported stolen. Bethany looked to Kit to get her out of it, and she was soon able to reunite with her mum Sarah.
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But a plot hole left fans baffled, as one took to X to point out: “Halfway across England in a dodgy motor… All them cameras on the way and only #Corrie cops stop her!”
Someone else agreed: “IRL she’d have been snapped a million times on the smart motorway cameras lol.”
A third fan echoed: “She’s in a dodgy motor, and just happens to get stopped local to #Corrie.”
“Loving the fact that Bethany nicked a car and sped off from London to Weatherfield. What a comeback,” someone else posted.
Bethany was dragged into the police station (Image: ITV)
Others predicted Bethany will pick up where she left off in her romance with Daniel, with one tweeting: “Don’t worry Bethany Daisy has gone the coast is clear.”
Someone else said: “How long until Bethany is back with Daniel? Let me guess by the end of next week!”
“Just caught 5 minutes of #corrie Saw that they’re still flogging the awful Becky story and Bethany has returned to presumably start up the dreadful Daniel cycle again and turned off…” another fan moaned.
